Sometimes patients state that they have had menstruation one
or more times after getting pregnant. There is no menstrual period while
pregnant, but bleeding may occur while pregnant. Menstruation, ie menstruation,
is a vaginal bleeding that occurs due to hormonal changes in women who are not
pregnant. Not every vaginal bleeding is called menstruation. Vaginal bleeding
during pregnancy is also not menstrual. The staining in the form of
implantation bleeding at the beginning of pregnancy can be considered as a
mother-to-be, this bleeding depends on the embryo being placed in the uterus.
Apart from this, there may be bleeding related to miscarriage in the later
weeks of pregnancy and these are not menstrual. In case of any bleeding during
pregnancy, it is necessary to consult a doctor immediately.
In summary, not every bleeding means menstruation. There may
be bleeding for various reasons during pregnancy, but these are not menstrual.
Even every bleeding in non-pregnant people is not menstrual bleeding. For
example, a pregnant or non-pregnant woman may have bleeding from a cervical
disease, but this is not menstrual bleeding.
-COULD YOUR PREGNANCY BE SIMILAR TO YOUR MOTHER'S PREGNANCY?
-BREECH BIRTHS
-OVULATION TEST
-PLACENTA
-DO YOU HAVE MENSTRUATION IN PREGNANCY?
